Mike Gatehouse
As drug related violence increases in Mexico, Guatemalan authorities try to curb the problems spilling over into the state.
As the milestone of 3000 deaths within a year is passed in Cuidad Juárez; Michael Deibert looks at the reasons behind the violence.
Following confirmation that the cholera epidemic began in a UN camp, anti-occupation feeling grows on the streets of Haiti. Manoeuvring behind the scenes between the US and current president Preval, recently exposed by wikileaks, does little to ease t
Spanish Foreign Minister in Trinidad comments on Spanish and US involvement in Latin America.
As the climate talks in Cancun come to an end they have laid bare the fact that Northern countries are unwilling to reduce their emissions as Southern countries are left vulnerable.
Beverly Bell looks at the real winners and losers from the crisis which has taken over since the disputed elections in Haiti on 28th November. Regardless of who is drawn the winner in the second round, it is the poor, who number the greatest, who will
While the climate talks continued, so did the protests. Progressive groups, concerned about the lack of a resolution, flooded the streets of Cancun on 7th December to protest against inequality and a market based solution.
In an interview with between Dawn Paley and Dr William I. Robinson on power and conflict in Mexico, and beyond, Robinson encourages us to look of the current structural crisis, not with traditional notions of imperialism but in terms of the rise of 21s
As Haiti's population continues to battle the cholera epidemic, Cuban medics rally to help with trained personnel. Having established a presence in the country 12 years ago during Hurricane George they know the landsape they are operating in